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Hardware
ACHS has the following hardware for academic work:
- Laser Densitometers
- Codonics dye sublimation printer (color and grayscale)
- HP 4700dn Color Laser printer
- Nikon 35mm Slide Scanners (PC and Mac)
- Video Digitizer (Mac) -Digital video capture available
- VHS, SVHS, mini DV or attach your source
- Flat-bed Scanners, including large format (Mac)
- CD Writers and DVD Burners (PC and Mac)
- Film recorder for making 35mm slides
- X-ray Film Scanner
- High Magnification Microscope (bright field, dark field and fluorescent) with 12 MegaPixel Olympus Camera
- Low Magnification Microscope (bright field, dark field and fluorescent) with 12 MegaPixel Olympus Camera
- Digital Camera
- 11 Macintosh computers
- 13 PC computers
- 1 Unix workstation
- 1 Linux workstation
Software
ITC-ACHS provides a variety of specialized software for data acquisition, image analysis, molecular modeling, and data visualization including:
- Gel/X-ray/Autoradiogram Image Analysis Packages:
ImageQuant (Windows and Mac) - site licensed*
*The Windows 3.1 and 95/98/ME package may be downloaded through Meduser. You will need to have a Meduser account to access the software. To obtain a copy of the Windows NT/2000/XP and Mac versions contact the microcomputer consultants at ACHS. - Image Analysis and Multimedia Packages:
- Adobe Photoshop 8.0 (Windows and Mac)
- iMovie & Final Cut Pro, Express, Final Cut Studio (Mac)
- Image-Pro Plus 4.5 (Windows)
- Macromedia Freehand 10.0 (Windows and Mac)
- Gene/Protein/DNA Sequencing Packages:
- GCG (Unix-based)
- PHYLIP (Unix-based)
Printing
Two laser printers and two dye-sublimation photo quality printers are available at ITC-ACHS. Printing to the dye-sub printers is restricted to medical/clinical research prints and carries a charge to the users' department account. Grayscale and color printing is available with the dye-sub printers.
Get more information about printing at ITC-ACHS >>
Special Projects Program
ITC-ACHS also provides a program to provide intensive support for selected faculty projects for a defined period of time (3-9 months). Faculty can apply for 10-15% of a staff person's time over this period to develop (and hopefully complete) a research computing project. Awards for these special projects are made based on the availability of staff, in-house expertise, time required to complete the project, and potential benefits of the project to other departments in the Health System. For more information, contact the ITC-ACHS office via email at achs-secretary@virginia.edu or by telephone at 982-4025.
Please email comments or suggestions about this page to achs-secretary@virginia.edu.
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